I played Willow hollow on June 7th with my fiancee and a tee time of 2:04pm. I used to play this…read morecourse every year as part of a golf outing for the Reading police department but this was the first time that I played the course in over a year. Pros - It is a reasonably priced course that is right in line with the difficulty and maintenance that is performed on it. I paid $33 for each green fee which is hard to beat. This is a great course for beginners as it is only 5100+ from the whites and just over 5500 yards from the blues. There are not a lot of forced carries on the course which is good for a beginner but it is still challenging with small greens to be shooting at. The par 3 9th that has an elevated tee box and goes over a lake is probably this course's signature hole. The course is pretty wide open so it is hard to loose a ball, you just might be hitting from another fairway. Cons-With a lot of beginners it can get backed up at times and there are a lot of people looking for their ball in your fairway. This course also has four par 3's (3,5,6, and 9) on the front nine which is a little odd. Overall it is a good course with a cheap way to get your golf fix in and is great for the person just taking up the game. I will continue to visit Willow Hollow, however, if I have friends that are regular golfers coming in from out of town, we will probably be visiting one of the more difficult Berks County courses.

Thursday at 12 pm, ask if I can play solo..... maybe there is a guy looking to go out as well…read more.. cool. Is it possible to have my own cart since I'm on call and if I need to leave, don't want to ruin someone else's time... no we don't do that....cool so instead of 2 people playing, you got zero.

Played for the first time today after having several people rave about the course…read more The other comments are correct, this course rewards accuracy, not length. It's possible to drive a few of the par 4 greens. Most holes are a driver and a wedge in. Most holes dog leg one way or the other so it really pays to know the course. You want to know which holes you can bomb a driver and which ones you have to use a wood off the tee. So many new courses that go up these days are building themselves to host future PGA events and make it impossible for a weekend golfer to shoot a solid round at it. I, for one, appreciate courses that are accessible to golfers of all handicaps like this one. In spite of a brutally dry spring so far I thought the course was in awesome shape and well maintained. The greens were green, the rough was cut down to a reasonable length and the fairways were great. What struck me even more about the place was how the owner was up front, taking calls, booking tee times and welcoming people to the course with enthusiasm. You just don't see that at older courses these days. He was working the register himself on a weekend morning. He was a complete mench and seemed thankful you were patronizing his place. The wait staff he hired was also extremely friendly. These are a few of the little things that make you want to go back to the place. Can't wait to check out the indoor facility during the winter. I'll be back....many times. Great job with this place.

pro shop attendant was the rudest person I've ever encountered…read more purchased a Groupon and was told it was good for any time. after a 45 minute drive to get there was told by the guy behind the counter that they wouldn't honor it.

Most of the holes don't have signage so it was difficult to determine which hole we were playing…read more There was no snack/drink cart. A hole is completely closed to play (which was a surprise). Will look to other courses in the future mainly because of the lack of signage.

Very fun golf course. I have no complaints about it. They take good care of the course. The greens…read moreare awesome. The only reason I'm giving it 4 stars is because the freaking 4th hole is out of order! It is a Par 5 too! I love my Par 5s, so I was pretty bummed that what would have been one of my favorite golf experiences (finally broke 100!) would have been practically perfect. The hole must be closed because of complaints from the people whose properties are right next to the hole. Their yards are just on the other side of a line of mostly bushes. There is about 15 feet of distance between the play area and where those yards "begin." I imagine players have hit a huge number of balls onto the property. I got to play at a discount, but I'm not sure that I would play there at full price with this situation and all. I really hope that they quickly erect a fence because the course is otherwise fantastic!

Great local course. Great owners and staff. A pleasure to call it my favorite local play.read more

Review of Twin Ponds Golf Course…read more We had a 12:04 tee time with my husband and two 16-year-olds who are just learning the game. Because the course was packed, we played best ball to keep things moving -- and still, we were waiting on walkers in front of us at every tee box. Mind you, we were playing from the reds. By the 4th hole, the group behind had caught up. I explained we were waiting on walkers, only to be told we should "take longer between groups" because my husband hits long. Ok, noted. On the 6th hole (a par 5), we had to wait at least ten minutes for two groups ahead of us to clear. When it was finally our turn, we played our best ball into the middle of the fairway -- just a short pitch to the green. As we were setting up to take our next shots (literally as the walkers in front of us stepped off the green), an older couple came flying up in a cart, shouting that we were "slowing the whole course down." When I tried to explain the obvious -- that we were waiting on the groups ahead -- the man cut me off with, "We are the owners." Instead of showing any courtesy or addressing the poor scheduling, they picked a fight with us -- in front of my kids. Here's the kicker: on the 8th tee, after being told we were holding everyone up, my husband teed off a little quicker than usual. He drove the ball onto the green in one -- nearly hitting the very group in front of us. Someone could have been hurt because we were now anxious and in a hurry. My take, Mr. and Mrs. Owner: Your course is one of the worst-kept around. You're cash-only, which feels more than a little questionable. In an area surrounded by golf courses, you'd think you'd treat paying customers better. If you don't want backups, manage your tee times instead of berating families who are actually following etiquette. And Mrs. Owner -- maybe check your lipstick before shouting at patrons, it was all over your teeth and cheeks. Bottom line: you ruined what should've been a fun round for my kids. We'll gladly play elsewhere.

Great course run by great people. Played today and it was in excellent shape especially with no…read morerain for over a month.

We were personally rushed by the owner, it seems the people behind us were "important" so we were…read morepersonally approached by the owner to "pick up the speed" while there was ONE cart behind us. We felt very victimized and rushed, not something that should be present for a golf course.

Loved the course. The building was clean, staff was very friendly. The golf carts drove great,…read morehowever I did have one complaint that inhibited my ability to preform to the highest level of golf standard that I hold myself accountable for. The cups in the carts were great, there's 4 in total, however they were not big enough to fit my can of spaghettios. They fit my reduced fat Pringle's just fine, 10/10, but not big enough for my golf snack staple. Otherwise, beautiful course, had a lot of fun. See you next time.

A lot of fun for everyone. I found I to be well maintained and the holes were challenging enough…read morefor most age groups. I don't know what people expect form a public Miniature golf course. Maybe if they took better care of it themselves it would be more inviting. Don't leave your trash for someone else to pickup!

Bit of a disappointment. We were excited to have mini golf in Pottstown, but this place needs some…read morelove. The service was good and some of the holes are challenging, but the upkeep isn't very good. The grass is dried and brown. The decorative potted plants were pretty much dead. There are multiple water features, some nicer than others, but some of the golf balls sink. My son got frustrated after losing his second sinking ball and having to walk once again back to the office for a replacement. There is also a snack bar, but I couldn't find a list of what they offered, except for the ice cream flavors. The ice cream was great but the popcorn wasn't and was over priced. Overall if you are looking for something to do in Pottstown this is an option, but you will find better courses elsewhere. A round of golf is $7. There is parking. COVID update - they ask that you wear a mask while at the office and ordering at the snack bar. Masks are optional while playing.

Really cute park! Lots of play options for a variety of ages. We'll be back!…read more FYI: as far as I can tell, it's street parking only.

A great space in the heart of Wyomissing. There is a playground for toddlers and young children, a…read moreplayground for older children, plenty of swings, a large covered picnic area with several tables, 2 basketball courts, a baseball field, and benches for sitting and relaxing. We loved this space and plan to come back and visit often.